London Eye Review

To get to London, one of the attractions where you have to punch in. The London Eye, built in the Millennium, has brought astronomical incomes to Londoners from the conflict of Londoners to the present. It has completely reversed the successful case. Located on the South Bank of the Thames River, 135 meters high, sitting on it overlooking both sides of the Thames River, I deliberately chose the dusk time to see the Thames River sunset and the beginning of the lantern. However, man is not as good as heaven. It rained that day, that kind of drizzle. There is no sunset, only the cold wind, absolutely not lost to Shanghai. Ctrip bought First Pass for 258 yuan and still queued up for 30 minutes. Ling Fang's heart was completely broken in the cold wind. Half frozen to death, they finally boarded the London Eye. Each cabin could take about 25 passengers. In the middle was a bench, surrounded by floor glass. It runs slowly and is easy to view. It takes about half an hour to turn around. Some heard the explanations of famous London landscapes, played when they rotated to the corresponding angle, and some touch-controlled explanatory devices were available. But in that closed-loop environment, more than 20 people were crowded together, and the languages of various countries were noisy, so it was impossible to hear the explanatory content. Don't forget to go to the experiential hall next to the ticket office to watch a 4D movie about the London Eye and London, and get a better understanding of the city's scenery in a realistic four-dimensional space. Looking back at the London Eye, the lighted Ferris wheel forms a huge blue halo, just like the bright eyes in the night sky. It's very dreamy and beautiful.